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Junior doctors to vote on plans to hold three-day strike in row over pay

Threat of three further days of NHS disruption comes ahead of 9 January ballot

The Independent UK

Junior doctors to strike for three days if industrial action vote passes

The British Medication Association said patients were suffering and exhausted staff were burning out

Manchester Evening News

Ballot of junior doctors could result in 72-hour strike over pay, says BMA

Potential March stoppage in England would lead to further major disruption to hospitals and other services

The Guardian - UK

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Junior doctors announce plan for 72-HOUR strike if major vote passes

Up to 45,000 junior doctors in England will down tools in March for 72 hours if a major strike ballot passes, the British Medical Association has announced today

Daily Mirror

Loss-making projects face BMA review

City Hall will review three projects approved by past administrations which have been incurring heavy losses in an effort to make them more profitable, said deputy Bangkok governor Wisanu Subsompon.

Bangkok Post

Find money to pay Scots doctors and nurses more, BMA chief tells SNP ministers

EXCLUSIVE: Dr Iain Kennedy said "we all know that when governments choose to find money, they can find it" after several health unions rejected pay deals from the Scottish Government.

Daily Record

Health chief suggests people wear masks amid extreme pressure on NHS services

A TOP UK health boss has urged people to wear masks or stay home if they are suffering from a cold or flu.

The National (Scotland)

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Hundreds are 'dying unnecessarily' in NHS crisis as government urged to 'step up and take action'

"The current situation in the NHS is intolerable and unsustainable"

Manchester Evening News

NHS facing 'intolerable' pressure as Government urged to act over emergency care

The British Medical Association said that the Government’s 'political choices' were leading to patients 'dying unnecessarily'

Wales Online

Government urged to act amid warnings of ‘intolerable’ NHS pressures

Top medics described the current situation as ‘unbearable’ and ‘intolerable’, as the Prime Minister faced calls to address the crisis.

The Independent UK

All the strikes still not resolved in 2023 as workers threaten major walkouts

The widespread industrial action in December shows no sign of abating, with nurses, civil servants, rail staff and ambulance workers among those set to down tools in disputes over pay

Daily Mirror

Man of the people: Chadchart shapes up

Bangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt -- the city's first elected chief in nine years -- remains popular with the public since he secured a landslide victory in the gubernatorial election in May.

Bangkok Post

'Burnt out' junior doctors are struggling to pay rent - with many wanting to leave

A North East campaigning doctor has warned junior members of NHS medical staff are asking how can they emigrate

Chronicle Live

Four in 10 junior doctors 'to leave NHS as soon as they find another job'

Fed up junior doctors are planning to leave the NHS or work as medics in another country, fuelling fears they will back strikes when a ballot begins in January over pay and working conditions

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

‘NHS won’t cope’: 40% of junior doctors plan to quit, survey reveals

33% plan to work in another country next year, BMA poll finds

Daily Mirror

Junior doctor strike fears as two thirds of medics consider leaving NHS jobs

A survey by the British Medical Association also showed that 79% of respondents said they 'often think about leaving the NHS' as the union prepares to ballot tens of thousands on strike action in the second week of January

Wales Online

Two-thirds of junior doctors may leave the NHS as industrial action looms

A survey of 3,819 junior doctors reveals that many have 'actively researched' quitting ahead of a ballot on striking over pay

The Independent UK

Two-thirds of junior doctors considering leaving NHS as industrial action looms

Over the past 15 years the take-home pay of junior doctors has been cut in real terms by more than a quarter, the BMA says.

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The Independent UK

Majority of junior doctors ‘considered leaving NHS in last year’ as pay row continues

Junior doctors will vote on strike action in the New Year

Bangkok Post

Dealing with dumped cars

With regard to a substantial increase in abandoned cars on Bangkok roads, it's time that the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) again gets tough with irresponsible owners and ensures that those dilapidated vehicles are properly disposed of.

The Independent UK

Doctors in Wales consider striking for first time

BMA Cymru’s Dr Iona Collins said the Welsh Government needed to ‘wake up to the crisis in the medical workforce and take serious action’.

Daily Mirror

Skint junior doctors 'cutting back on food and heating' and keeping lights switched off

More than half of junior doctors have struggled with heating and lighting their homes in the past year, a BMA survey found - they are due to vote on striking in January

Bangkok Post

BMA opens well-wishers' books city-wide

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has invited well-wishers to write get-well messages for Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Narendiradebyavati at its two headquarters and 50 district offices.

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar urged to condemn Wes Streeting's 'appalling' attack on health union

SCOTTISH Labour have been told to urgently condemn an "unconscionable attack" on a health union by Keir Starmer’s shadow health…

The Guardian - UK

NHS operations cancelled in England due to staff shortages double in three years

Labour highlights issue to back up pledge to invest heavily in addressing shortages

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